¡Átame!

(Movie) Pedro Almodóvar (1990)

Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down!
Attache-moi	France
Atame	(for search facilities only)
Lègami	Italy

Originals				Performed	Released
1	2:42	¡Átame! (1990)	¡Átame! (1)	1990	1989
2	3:05	¡Átame! (1990)	El castillo encantado	1990	1989
3	5:39	¡Átame! (1990)	Noche urbana	1990	1989
4	2:06	¡Átame! (1990)	El pueblo deshabitado	1990	1989
5	2:30	¡Átame! (1990)	Las dos hermanas	1990	1989
6	1:18	¡Átame! (1990)	Inquieta	1990	1989
7	3:40	¡Átame! (1990)	Dejame sola	1990	1989
8	2:10	¡Átame! (1990)	Introduccion al psiquiatrico (1)	1990	1989
9	1:43	¡Átame! (1990)	Si supieras cuantas noches	1990	1989
10	3:27	¡Átame! (1990)	Cuento infantil	1990	1989
11	1:04	¡Átame! (1990)	El fantasma del caballo	1990	1989
12	4:00	¡Átame! (1990)	La ciudad se mueve	1990	1989
13	2:56	¡Átame! (1990)	¡Átame! (2)	1990	1989
14	2:58	¡Átame! (1990)	Loco por Marina	1990	1989
15	1:40	¡Átame! (1990)	Introduccion al psiquiatrico (2)	1990	1989
Revisions				Performed	Released
16	4:04	¡Átame! (1990)	One love	1990	1990
17	2:38	¡Átame! (1990)	Poesia per un uomo solo	2009	2009
18	1:55	¡Átame! (1990)	Droga e pugni	2009	2009
19	2:16	¡Átame! (1990)	Adesso è amore	2009	2009
20	3:00	¡Átame! (1990)	Legami	2009	2009

Ennio Morricone Composer; Ennio Morricone Arranger; Ennio Morricone Conductor; Amii Stewart Lyrics; Leonie Gane Lyrics; Amii Stewart Vocals; Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia Orchestra;

Commercial Albums
1-15		Tie me up! Tie me down! (CD RCA BD83095 - Italy - 1989) +re-released
1-15		¡Átame! (CD Quartet Records QR404 - Spain - 2019)
1-4,7,13		Musiques de films - Colonne sonore - Original Soundtracks -- 1964-2015 Vol. II (14CD Universal/Decca/Fontana - France - 2021)
1-2		The Ennio Morricone Chronicles (10CD BMG BVCM-37063 (74321-73717-2) - Japan - 2000)
9		Love themes (CD BMG RCA 74321 26496 2 - 1995)
9		Zijn 60 grootste filmhits (3CD Sony - The Netherlands - 2007)
16		Amii Stewart - Fantasy of Love (CD Soundwings 110.2155-2 B - Switzerland)
16		Amii Stewart - Pearls (CD ARC MEC 949100 - Italy) +re-released
12		Themes - Psycho (2Vinyl-LP Music On Vinyl MOVATM258 - The Netherlands - 2020)
2		Selections from the Ennio Morricone Chronicles (2CD BMG 37154 - Japan - 2000)
1		Un film, una musica (2CD BMG/RCA 74321-11138-2(2) - 1992)
1		Cine Latino (CD RCA BMG 74321 20189 2 - France - 1994)
1		A Fistful of Film Music - The Ennio Morricone Anthology (2CD BMG Rhino R2-71858 - 1995)
1		Themes (CD BMG Ricordi 74321 546672 - Italy - 2002)
1		Anthology 1959-1999 (6CD BMG DRF-10201-10206 - Japan - 2004)
1		The Best of Ennio Morricone - Original Soundtrack Collection (CD Ricordi MLR 664 - Italy - 2004)
1		Messaggerie Digitali - Colonne sonore (Virtual Album Mondadori - Italy - 2005)
1		Le più belle di...Ennio Morricone (CD RCA - Italy - 2007)
1		Themes (CD RCA - Italy - 2007)
1		The Complete Edition (15CD GDM 0194392ERE - Italy - 2008)
Other Albums
17-20		Concerto del 3/7/2009 (2CD Archive Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia VideoANSC00036429 - Italy - 2009)

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by Bob Hendrikx on 15/02/2021:
Notes on Soundtrack: ¡ÁTAME! (1989) (Part 1)

aka TIE ME UP! TIE ME DOWN! Director: Pedro Almodóvar (full name: Pedro Almodóvar Caballero) (1949-) link / link Premiered in Spain (Madrid) 12 December 1989, in the US on 4 May 1990. link Composer, Orchestrator, Conductor: Ennio Morricone – Closing credits: jpg Orchestra: The UMR Symphonic Orchestra of Rome (aka Unione Musicisti di Roma) Flugelhorn: Franco Piana Flugelhorn: Giovanni Santucci (no info) – Francesco 'Cicci' Santucci (1939-) collaborated frequently with Morricone. Flugelhorn: Oscar Valdambrini (1924-1996) Recorded at Forum Studio (1980-1997), Rome. (Credited on page 3 of 1989 CD inlay) 2:43 – 01 – Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down! – Play: mp3 3:07 – 02 – The Enchanted Castle – Play: mp3 5:39 – 03 – Urban Night 2:09 – 04 – The Abandoned Village 2:32 – 05 – The Two Sisters 1:19 – 06 – Restless 3:40 – 07 – Leave Me Alone 2:38 – 08 – Introduction to the Psychiatrist – Play: mp3 1:43 – 09 – If You Knew How Many Nights 3:28 – 10 – Nursery Rhyme 1:05 – 11 – The Horse's Ghost 3:54 – 12 – The City Moves 2:57 – 13 – Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down! 2:57 – 14 – Crazy for Marina 1:39 – 15 – Introduction to the Psychiatrist Released on CD: Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down! – Novus 3095-2-N – USA – 1989 link Front: jpg Back: jpg 15 tracks – Duration: 41:30 – All tracks in stereo. Other editions: link

by Bob Hendrikx on 15/02/2021:
Notes on Soundtrack: ¡ÁTAME! (1989) (Part 2)

Ennio Morricone (in 2016) about director Pedro Almodóvar: "He attended every session in Rome. The problem was that he would always tell me: 'All right'. No hint of enthusiasm, warmth or engagement. Everything was just 'All right'. I even started suspecting that he was depressed, since he did not seem to enjoy anything in particular. We met again some years later in Berlin, where we were both to accept an award. I asked him: 'Tell me the truth, did you like my music for TIE ME UP! TIE ME DOWN! or not'. He didn't let me finish the question before exclaiming with great enthusiasm: 'I loved it so much'. And then he burst into laughter. Who knows, perhaps he didn't even remember the music. To this day, I am still in doubt as to whether he liked it or not. His overemphatic 'so much' didn't convince me." (In His Own Words, pages 80, 81)

by eda-88 on 20/08/2009:
Why the spanish director invited italian composer?...

I read the book - interview of Almodovar, dated by 2007 year. The author & interviewer someone french... I don't remember the name... And that interviewer has asked Almodovar: "Why you have invited Morricone to write music, in fact at it music more classical and conditional, not suitable for your films, not conditional films..."? Almodovar has told that to that the his favorite composer Miles Davis has been borrowed, he also has added, that never was admirer of Morricone, but he always liked Morricone's music for thw westerns. So, Almodovar has heard to all material Morricone wrote and has told, that Morricone has copied or has altered the main theme from "Frantic" which was almost similar... In general, Almodovar was not so satisfied with music and has left and used in film only half of material written by Morricone... He said also, he didn't judge the composers because they have so little time for wrote the music... For more info, you can find this book ... I just read in library because this book was translated to russian & edited in 2007 year & i've tried to wrote all the lines of the book concerning Morricone. And he also was not satisfied the Ruyichi Sakamoto work, music for on of his movies.... I don't know, i'm personally like very much this music of Morricone, main theme very beautiful, and the maestro received the Prize... Perhaps Almodovar thought differently... Eda

by eda-88 on 05/10/2013:
Re: Why the spanish director invited italian composer?...

http://books.google.ru/books?id=tpwu4wK5I44C&pg=PA52&lpg=PA52&dq=almodovar+morricone&source=bl&ots=JkNUVHtUix&sig=ornRraYFKaR1Fwi1JsLTghtbNyc&hl=ru&sa=X&ei=sRZQUsT7OuXV4gSww4GoAQ&ved=0CG4Q6AEwCQ#v=onepage&q=almodovar%20morricone&f=false